WiBrains's MID 'M1'

WiBrain has announced the development of MID M1 a sliding UMPC for the local market in korea (www.wibrain.co.kr). Clad in black it features a 4.8 inch touchscreen supporting a resolution of 1,024 x 600, 512MB/1 GB of RAM, a 8GB/16 GB SSD, WiFi/HSDPA/Bluetooth connectivity along with Mobile TV. The M1 runs on either Windows XP or Linux. The Pricing and availability of it is not yet known. @ aving

GUTEN Touch from Multitouch Barcelona

Take a look at this amazing video featuring different possibilities of application of Multi Touch

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"Designed for the Red Bull Music Academy 08, Good Touch is an interactive installation that involves people into a natural relationship with technology. A two projected display system plus a 3m x 2m multitouch wall showcase applications designed to engage us into human friendly experiences rather than flashy and jaw-dropping visualizations. A two projected display system, plus a 3m x 2m Multi touch wall showcase applications are designed to engage us into friendly human experiences rather than flashy and jaw-dropping Visualization. Space Invaders hitted by foam balls, pixel paintings created with brushes and digital objects holded by hands try to blur boundaries between real and digital. Space Invaders hitted by foam balls, pixel paintings created with brushes and digital objects by holded hands try to blur boundaries between real and digital."

Most Expensive Car

The upcoming Aston Martin One-77 will become the world’s second most expensive car by giving the first place to the Bugatti Veyron Fbg par Hermes.

The One-77 was priced approximately at US $2.4 million (GBP 1 million) when it was first announced last August. Now the value has come down to US $1.415. The Bugatti now costs US $1.956 million.

This is definitely because of the variations in currency exchange values but what we have to note that is now the potential customers cannot boast of having the world’s most expensive cars to their fellow barons in any yacht fair. This means a lot to the potential customers of Aston Martin.

source:jalopnik

Rare Superman Comic Book Cost $400, 000

This is a rare Superman Comic Book that will be auctioned and it cost $400,000. It is sad to be 'unrestored' version. There are not more than a 100 known copies left of the original 1938 comic which sold for only 10-cents back then. Would you buy it? Even if we are experiencing a global recession? more on doobytrain

PS3's Superb Commercial

Take a look at Playstation 3's Superb Commercial showcasing/featuring it's technical capabilities.